Notes of dissent in AAP continue to ring out

September 09, 2014 15:22

Internal squabbles and differences in the AAP are resurfacing. Two AAP MPs and eight MLAs in Delhi have distanced themselves from party chief Arvind Kejriwal. Sources say they could be considering the formation of a splinter group of the AAP.

The question now is, will they they support the Congress or the BJP? Their displeasure is against the domination of media persons in AAP.

One AAP MP has said that the party is not structured but floats on a arrangements that are at best skeletal.

Kejriwal is well aware of these dissidents and the next 15 days is going to be crucial.

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